Rest in Peace
Posted: Jul 10th, '11, 14:18
Negril, Jamaica
Negril, Jamaica
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Rest in Peace
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Negril, Jamaica
Posted: Jul 10th, '11, 15:30
For a 6 month stay in Negril, I bet I know three or four guys who could fix that..........
Posted: Jul 10th, '11, 15:36
Heck, I was thinking 12 hours, some bungs and shovel could free her for tow home.
Posted: Jul 10th, '11, 16:04
Can't believe no one has salvaged the "coke-bottle green" original windscreen.....it looks to be in good shape........
Posted: Jul 10th, '11, 17:54
I notice an absence of deck hardware! I wonder where it all went?
Posted: Jul 10th, '11, 20:34
deck hardware?....what about running gear?.......i dont see anything between the windshield and the transom. cept sand.
Posted: Jul 10th, '11, 21:06
That boat is haunted. If you look close you can see the apparition of a person in the cabin. Wonder if that's not the captain that went down with the ship?
JR
JR
Posted: Jul 10th, '11, 22:36
Jack
Good eyes,does look like someone is in there.
What a shame. But to someone a project boat.
Good eyes,does look like someone is in there.
What a shame. But to someone a project boat.
Posted: Jul 11th, '11, 06:50
That deck hardware went to the salvage yard to pay for some more gonja.
Posted: Jul 13th, '11, 01:17
Guy's,
There was a 31 FBC under similar conditions half buried in the sand on Peter Island in the BVI. It had a hole in the side that the feral pigs would walk in and out of, that was back in 1976, I wonder what ever happened to that one. There was another one in Belize that sank in 1500 feet of water between the Turniff Islands and Belize City, reported to have blown a turbo out the side of the hull, I don't know how true the story was but the crew boat captain told me about it while I was on my way to Turniff Island to do some flats fishing back in 1993.
Pete
There was a 31 FBC under similar conditions half buried in the sand on Peter Island in the BVI. It had a hole in the side that the feral pigs would walk in and out of, that was back in 1976, I wonder what ever happened to that one. There was another one in Belize that sank in 1500 feet of water between the Turniff Islands and Belize City, reported to have blown a turbo out the side of the hull, I don't know how true the story was but the crew boat captain told me about it while I was on my way to Turniff Island to do some flats fishing back in 1993.
Pete